No. 1,855 in French
libertés
"Libertés" in English means "freedoms" or "liberties."
In a sentence
Les libertés fondamentales sont essentielles dans une société démocratique.
Fundamental freedoms are essential in a democratic society.
The term 'libertés' refers to various rights and freedoms granted to individuals in a democratic society, emphasizing their importance and universality.
L'artiste a pris des libertés avec le style traditionnel pour créer une œuvre originale.
The artist took liberties with the traditional style to create an original piece.
Here, 'libertés' represents choices or deviations made by the artist to express creativity, illustrating flexibility in following traditional norms.
Il est important de respecter les libertés des autres même si leurs opinions diffèrent des nôtres.
It is important to respect others' freedoms even if their opinions differ from ours.
In this sentence, 'libertés' denotes the personal rights and freedoms of individuals, highlighting the societal value of mutual respect for individual differences.
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